Find flowers boring? The Ghost Vase is sure to scare away that misconception. This incredibly unique vase confuses, as much as it delights, the visual senses.
The Ghost Vase is made up of two intersecting acrylic panes with a tubular glass vase in the middle. The panels etched with images of fresh daisies and daffodils ensure your home never has to be without flowers.
The gallery includes other pieces from Generate Design, the online shop that sells this Tina Leung piece. Featured is the topographic Dan Vase, the Mansion Planter, Park Planters, the Plant Cup, the Leather Vase by Madieke Fleuren, the Dip Vase by Robert Bronwasser, the Vasemaker, the recycled glass 'Thinking of You' vase and the Egg Vase
by Marcel Wanders.
Told you these weren't for the ordinary.
What's Driving This Trend
- Unique Vase Designs
- Discover innovative vase designs that challenge traditional notions of aesthetics and functionality.
- Integration of Art and Function
- Explore the fusion of artistic elements and functional objects to create visually stimulating pieces.
- Eco-friendly Vase Options
- Embrace sustainable design with vases made from recycled materials and eco-conscious manufacturing processes.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Home decor businesses can capitalize on the growing demand for unique and visually striking vase designs.
- Art Galleries
- Art galleries can showcase and sell these one-of-a-kind vase creations that blur the lines between art and functional object.
- Sustainable Design
- The sustainable design industry can benefit from eco-friendly vase options that cater to environmentally conscious consumers.
